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Re: Telnet Library

Dave Kreskowiak12-Apr-07 8:00

Dave Kreskowiak

12-Apr-07 8:00

A little Google goes a long way. Results for "c# telnet library"[^]

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2006, 2007

Re: Telnet Library

mperazac12-Apr-07 8:24

mperazac

12-Apr-07 8:24

Thanks Dave.
I've been in every result that google give. The problem is that many of them are incomplete libraries and others are extremely complicated.

I was wondering if any of you knows or recommends one library in particular.

Re: Telnet Library

Dave Kreskowiak12-Apr-07 8:58

Dave Kreskowiak

12-Apr-07 8:58

mperazac wrote:
others are extremely complicated.

Only you are going to know if it's extremely complicated or not. You could get recommendations for everything you've already seen. It's probably going to be up to you to just bite the bullet and use one of the complicated ones.

Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP
Visual Developer - Visual Basic
2006, 2007

Problems with DataRowState.Modified

polishprogrammer12-Apr-07 7:36

polishprogrammer

12-Apr-07 7:36

I'm looking to allow the user to make changes to a database. Basically, I have a DataGridView and a bunch of text boxes to allow the user to view all relevant fields on the DataGridView on one form. Both the text boxes and the DataGridView are bound to a DataTable and to a BindingManagerBase.

I want the user to be able to make multiple edits to the database and then click 'Save' to save any and all changes he/she has made since the last time the database was saved. I'm filtering the rows by DataRowState and only updating those rows that are DataRowState.Modified. Well, this works OK, except that if the user is editing the row he is currently viewing, it seems the data is not validated as being part of the DataTable, so the row is not considered Modified. If the user switches rows to an unedited row prior to clicking 'Save', then all changes are saved, but forcing a user to do that is not ideal, to say the least.

Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks.

blackjack215012-Apr-07 7:06

blackjack2150

12-Apr-07 7:06

Hi.

What do you think about J#?
Have you ever done any important project using J#? Why should(n't) we use it? Is it worth any attention at all?
It's one of just 4 official .NET languages and yet Code Project doesn't have a forum dedicated to it.
Is J# just a big waste of time and money from Microsoft in order to feed their fat ego?

Re: J#

Jon Sagara12-Apr-07 7:16

Jon Sagara

12-Apr-07 7:16

Don't use it. Microsoft is dropping support for J#[^].

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Re: J#

Dan Neely12-Apr-07 7:51

Dan Neely

12-Apr-07 7:51

blackjack2150 wrote:
Is J# just a big waste of time and money from Microsoft in order to feed their fat ego?

J# was created to make it easier to port from java .net. While it might've been used a fair amount in that role back in 02 by people who originally wrote their apps in j++ before sun killed it, no one's using it anymore so MS has decided to stop developing it.

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Problem in running Service using msxml with webdav

ArunkumarSundaravelu12-Apr-07 6:31

ArunkumarSundaravelu

12-Apr-07 6:31

Hi I’m creating one windows service in my own purpose
Using msxml4.dll.
The process of service is to fetch the data from exchange server through webdav SEARCH METHOD

When i use this coding in windows form normal button click event , it works fine,
When I convert into windows service, it throws the error

The coding is below

MSXML2.XMLHTTP objXMLHTTP = new MSXML2.XMLHTTP();

writemethod("After Initialize");

System.Xml.XmlDataDocument xmlDOMParams = new System.Xml.XmlDataDocument();

objXMLHTTP.open("SEARCH", strInboxURL,false,strAliasName, strPassword);
objXMLHTTP.setRequestHeader("Content-type", "text/xml");
objXMLHTTP.setRequestHeader("Depth", "1");

string strXML;
strXML = "" +
" = \'DAV:\'>" +
"" +
"SELECT \"urn:schemas:httpmail:fromemail\"," +
------------------
---------etc…

objXMLHTTP.send(strXML); // Error Raised

The Error Raised in when i send the xml query

Any suggestion,please reply

We are using c#

Regards,
Arunkumar S

Re: Problem in running Service using msxml with webdav

ArunkumarSundaravelu18-Apr-07 0:23

ArunkumarSundaravelu

18-Apr-07 0:23

Yes

finally i identify the problem
the problem caused in path of the inbox

instead of ip address, i use hostname

ex. http://xx.xx.xx.xx/exchange/emailaddress/inbox
we use
http://hostname/exchange/emailaddress/inbox
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Forum software problem

Danpeking12-Apr-07 6:27

Danpeking

12-Apr-07 6:27

Hi, I have been looking for a simple, free, forum software download I can use. I have had problems with "Yet another forum" and "Jumpy Forum". My preference would be a .NET 1.1 or 2.0 (even better) application in C#. I've scoured the Internet, but no luck so far. Could anybody please recommend one?

Thanks

Re: Forum software problem

blackjack215012-Apr-07 7:08

blackjack2150

12-Apr-07 7:08

Isn't phpBB good for you?

Re: Forum software problem

Danpeking12-Apr-07 8:14

Danpeking

12-Apr-07 8:14

I'll check that out, thanks.

Outlook email text ignores \r\n

George_Lucian12-Apr-07 6:01

George_Lucian

12-Apr-07 6:01

Hi!

I am trying to creat the body for an email. First I create the text of the email like this:

System.Text.StringBuilder sbBody = new System.Text.StringBuilder();
sbBody.Append(" asdasfsdgfdfg dfgh \r\n");
sbBody.Append("fw4 34wtrc345v345345gv43bv3 \r\n");
sbBody.Append("asdasdaskjfn39i4fn3498gn4oegerlkg. \r\n");

Then I start a process that launches the email client. The problem is that the text of the email is not displayed correctly in Outlook, meaning that the \r\n are ignored(if I display the text in a message box the \r\n work fine). Can anyone help me with this problem...

PS: I have tried using Convert.toChar(13) but still nothing...

Re: Outlook email text ignores \r\n

Nish Nishant12-Apr-07 6:02

Nish Nishant

12-Apr-07 6:02

If it's in HTML view, \r\n won't have any effect. You'd need a <br /> tag there instead.

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Re: Outlook email text ignores \r\n

George_Lucian12-Apr-07 6:04

George_Lucian

12-Apr-07 6:04

I have tried adding <BR> instead of \r\n...but in this case it just displays <BR> in the text...this means that it is not in HTML view mode

Re: Outlook email text ignores \r\n

Guffa12-Apr-07 6:29

Guffa

12-Apr-07 6:29

How are you sending the mail body to the process?

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Re: Outlook email text ignores \r\n

George_Lucian12-Apr-07 6:44

George_Lucian

12-Apr-07 6:44

strMail = "mailto:" + strAddress + "?subject=" + strSubj;
strMail += "&body=" + sbBody.toString();

System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(strMail);

Program Api Help

snouto12-Apr-07 5:36

snouto

12-Apr-07 5:36

Hello guys in this forum .

in some programs i download as free trial , i saw some Api(s) calls written in ansi C and in C++ , these Api(s) enable me to get some information from the installed program or inject to it commands to be executed once i refer to these Apis in my application , so the question is:

how can i develop an application and expose some Api(s) like that for other developers to use to communicate with my application ??????

Thank you very much

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Find file lock on share

teejayem12-Apr-07 5:22

teejayem

12-Apr-07 5:22

Is there a possible way to find who is using an executable on a network share? If so could you point me in the right direction? thnx.

Don't be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good

Re: Find file lock on share

kubben12-Apr-07 5:46

kubben

12-Apr-07 5:46

I wrote a code project article on this:
http://www.codeproject.com/dotnet/OpenFiles.asp[^]

The short answer is log on to the network sever, go to the computer management then shared folders then open files.

By the way I like the reference to Romans 12:21

Hope that helps.
Ben

Re: Find file lock on share

teejayem12-Apr-07 15:17

teejayem

12-Apr-07 15:17

Thank you for the info man, helps out alot!

Adam

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Re: Find file lock on share

Dave Kreskowiak12-Apr-07 5:49

Dave Kreskowiak

12-Apr-07 5:49

On the machine with the share, right-click MyComputer, click Manage. Under System Tools, open Shared Folders. It should be obvious from there.

Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP
Visual Developer - Visual Basic
2006, 2007

Memberwise Compare?

peterchen12-Apr-07 4:54

peterchen

12-Apr-07 4:54

Is there a possibility for a memberwise compare of two structs / classes?

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Re: Memberwise Compare?

Martin#12-Apr-07 5:16

Martin#

12-Apr-07 5:16

Hello,

Maybe Reflection helps you at this problem.

object yourclass1;
 
Type t = yourclass.GetType();
foreach(PropertyInfo pi in t.GetProperties())
{
    pi.GetValue(yourclass,new object[0]);
}

Hope it helps!

All the best,

Martin

Re: Memberwise Compare?

Not Active12-Apr-07 7:42

Not Active

12-Apr-07 7:42

You could implement the IComparable or IComparer interface

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